Pedro Domingos: Releases are for software — his company runs one continuously evolving model
pmddomingos · x · 2026-09-27
ML researcher Pedro Domingos argues that versioned releases are a software concept, and that his company runs a single model that continuously evolves. The remark feeds an ongoing industry debate: versioned releases offer reproducibility and stable behavior, while continuous updates keep capabilities fresh but make benchmarks and user-facing behavior harder to pin down.
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